Will France’s Anti-Separatism Law Institutionalise Islamophobia?

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Will France’s Anti-Separatism Law Institutionalise Islamophobia?

France’s parliament has approved the controversial anti-separatism bill which it says is aimed at battling extremism. But many say the bill breaches religious freedom and far-left French politician Jean-Luc Melenchon called it an ‘anti-Republican’ and ‘anti-Muslim’ law. So what will the bill mean for Muslims living in France? Guest: Yasser Louati President of the Committee for Justice and Liberties